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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 581, 10 February 1876, Page 3

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FORMS FOR REGIS TR^TIOV OF CLAIMS

TO VOT»:

MAT BB OBTAINED AT

THE WAIKATO TIMES OFFICE.

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■pKGISTRATION OF BIRTHS. N*w Zealand "Registration of Births tend Deaths Act, 1875."

GOIDB TO PER3ON3 REGISTERING A BIBTH

Thr Persons wlio are required to be "Informants," and to sign the Register Book as such, within Bixty-two clays of tho bnth, are — 1. Tho Father or ihe Mother of the child. 2 In case of the deat'i, absence, or inability ot the parents, the occupier of the house or tenement in which such child shall have been born, and 3. Some person present at the bii-th ft neb pei'Gon pre.-ent being liable for non-regiat ration) An agent, duly authorised in writing, maybe deputed by any (if the above, and becoming responsible, under the provisions and penalties ol tho Act, ior tho truth of the particulars ro quired to be registered to attend the Regin. trar's otfico inform the Registrar of the said particular, and sign the Register Book. In order to nave lime nnd preront delay at the Registrar's Office, particularly when an agent may be deputed to act ms informant, it would be well to put noWQ in writing the detail* paiticulnnzed hcreunder, with, should such be deemed necessary, tlie authority at foot ; and it bhould be rt'mi'mlieied that a penally attaches to each of the persons whose duty it is to cau»e tho registration to be efiVUed, for neglecting to do io uitlnu sixty-two d»yB of the birth. The partiru.ars to be rci»iatGied are — 1, "When him 2. Where born. 3 Name of child, if given at time of regwlvation. Provision is made, under section 22, thit a name may be added to the Register Book, within twelve months after registration, on payment of a fee of 2? 6d and under certain coi'dtlioto\ and payment of a like /«», that 'any addd.ott- to, or alteration in. a name already regisleied, maybe regideied wit/tin the saint period. 4 riei. 5. N.nno ami Eurname of father. 6 Rank, profession, or occupation o. fa'her. 7. Ageot fither. 8. Birth-plaoo of father In the cast of an illegitimate child, the particulars relating tv the reputrd father trill .<)l bf registered, unless at the joint request of the mothtr and person acbwiv'fdrjm'j himself to be thefathet, and in such case he is to sign the register together with the mother. 9. iSaino and maiden surntme of mother. 10 A^eofmcthe 1 11 Birthplace of mother 12. Wfren and whore father and mother were mairied.

I .. . hereby deputo to attend, on my behalf, at tho oflioo of th.3 Registrar of Births and IX-atlis, »t .. .to inform tho RegUcrar of the particular* touching the birth of . .. anl to iign tho Rf-gi-ter B ok aa such " lufocmant." Given uudir my hiu.l ut .. . tins .. . day of . .... 1 87 (^nature)

N B. — After-«i*n>iture, sta'e whether "father," " uiother," " occupier uf house," or " present at the birth."

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T> EGISTRATION OF DEATHS New Zealand " Repistralion of Birlhs and Deathu Act, 1875."

GtJIDE TO P«BSONS I'EGISTERIKG A DbAIK.

The Persons who are reqaired to act as "Informants," <md to eign Iho Register Bcok us such, witbm tbirty-oni«-dftys of tlic death are — 1. Th) occupnr o( tko hjusa or Unemeat m wliioli such death took place. 2. borne relative ef the deceased per3on prcient at the death. 3. Each peraon present at th» death. 4. Tiio undertaker hiving charge of the funeral. 'It is lawful for anj of the aW« peraom, m writing uuder hand, to depute one acquainted with, and becoming responsible, under the provisions and penalties of the Act, for the truth of the particulars t\ quired to be registered, to uttmd at the Regislr ira officn, aud inform the Registrar of the said particulars and eign the Kegistr r Bo >k. In order to save time nnd preTent delay at the Registrar's office, particularly when m agent may be deputed to act as informant, it -would be well to put down m writing ihe details particularized horeunder (with, should such be "doomed necessary, th» authoiity at toot ; and it must be borne in mind that ea<h of the persons above meßtioned will be liable to a penalty of £10, should the death not be registered within thirtyone dayi. The paiticuliirs required to bo registered «ro — 1. When died. 2. Where died. 3 Name and surname of the decease i. 4. Kank Profession, or occupation of the deceancd. 5. S x % Age 7. Oauie of death, with the duration of last illneii, and when medical nttend&nt last »bw the deceased If the deceased was attended during his last illnest by a medical practitioner, a certificate by the me. Iv al attendant of the anise of death <frc , in thifonn vtpph&t for the purpose to ail mediea> pmctttiomn, mutt be obtained This certfi catc Li intended solely for the me oj the Registrar to whom it should be delivered hy the person giving information to him of the pat ticulars required by law (■o be registered concerning the "death. 8 Name and surname of the father of deoensed. 9. Name and maiden surname of theuiother-of <Jeoea36d. 10- Bunk or calling of the (kth»t of deceased 11. When the deceased was born. 12 How long deceased whb in New Zealand. 13. \ 'hen the deceased was married. 14. At \vh»t age deceased was married. 85 To whom dt-Cfiibed wm mairied. 16. If issue living, state number and aex. A ie> lificate oj buritU, in the form provided, eounb'rticfiied by the minuter officiating, or hi two rtsptcutble v>tinr\si.B, being hoinx holders, mwt be tianwitud (o the tteyiotrar by th vwl-,tukci or othtr ptmn having charge of the funeral or burying (he dead.

I 'hereby depute of to attend on my be >a'f at th 6 efficeot t e Registrar o( Births and Deattis, at to inform th. hegutrar of the particulars touolnng the demh of » n d to sign the Register Hook ussuch " Informant." Given under my hand at tins day of 187 NB. — After signature, state whether "occupier of h'tußo " in wlmh the d. ath took p'.api-, "lelsvivu «.f tleet-mofl " (fiivinu re a tn.n, rs ' fnthtr," or " inothrr," " wife," &.c ), other persun, not a relntiTe of the deceus.d, •'praient at death," or "uuierUker hiwiug cbwge of tb« fnnertJ."